Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-20
RESWOOD.

\ number ct CyDcrts have been here
during the ptSt week r~ndeavorinr 10 solve
the problem in regard To the yarIlllrion az
the gas supply at the Wheeling Company
plant. and 1t has b,cu drcidrd 10 blow
ont" the pipe line from Fifth street down
Main. to-day.
Prot. ". Writ. Marshall comfy worthy
school superintendent, viii Doe here within
the present week and viii hold an rs!urI-
tlonal meeting. - which all ..re cordially
invited 20 attend.
Prot Th"S. Mccain. ot Washington. Pa,
was in town Thursday.
Mr.. \. +. Faulkner returned. FRIDAY,
from Titt>burE, Ia.
I. bowers. E-V. left Friday. on a trip
10 Chicago, III.
Prot. t. II. Crig0. OF Wheeling. was III
town Thursday evening.
4 select few attended the private concert
given by the QuarterJe club At Banners
music store one evening last week. and re-
port having listened 20 an excellent pro-
gramme Supremrly. iaulticSsIy rendered.
The statement that the StdSncr-lyeS
syndicate. representing the Cincinnati.
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad stockh"ld-
erS. have bought a control IN the j.. 10
K. L., Is generally credited here.
Prot. Bart Wilkins. Of Huntsville, g..
was a guest at the residence OF T.. Bowers,
E>g.. in the fore part Of the week.
The first turn At the Wheeling Com
PAWS plant Turned out '63 tons last
wrek. The second turn did rot have %
large IN output. owing To the natural glS.
Mr.. J.. l.. MrNIccncu arrived Yesterday
from a tour IN the Western states and i
~rlogrn under the present high aud baImy
stlr of Wichita
The MANY friends of +. McIiltOu. Esq.
will re.,rrt 10 learn OF hIS suffering another
attack of pneumonia.
The readers OF the REGISTER may per
hans remember 4 paragraph which ap-
peired in our Items last summer 10 regard
10 i gentleman finding on our streets an
open letter containing a valuable piece Of
Jcwelrv. The jewrlry was . handsome
ring worth Slur. which had evidently
been sent bv 4 gentleman IN the West 10
his at,ionred here. The name of the LADY,
did NOT ,nDear in the letter. and the Under
sent the rIng "a the Western town from
wber,. il yyas mailed and as some parties
,ra -, rrl.rrJ - =, S,y TINT the inudrr
gentleman now in Nonndsville stIll
has Tho rim, that ny reyuest We clpitnIate
the ,hoye flr-s
4 talipbttnl marty in the juvenile cir
,Iss us giy.n nv lfrrl. Mss EIva Fitzgpr-
ala ,, H. f,fbsr's residence Thursday
4yeping The little Isiks spent the time
,la.s,ptIv With uu.,. anG 1r,ms, the en-
imyTcnt If which MS heightened bv the
narr,kinr Of various refreshments. includ-
inr ,andias mt, Jrults and cake. The
,oIIowing i , Iist Of those present Misses
H,t,ia Davis annie TAYLOR. Helen Nc
60 Al, EJw,r5. Anna E1rsaa Ispnre
- C,rria T,vIor Eva Edwards
Sadie Alien Viola Lindsly. Emma Craw-
81 NJ. In N,II;c F3vw,rJs and
N,-sr H,rrv 6u,rlev Toe Sbapheri.
T;Ie Eo,d I'D I Mo Addi-nn brown.
4rlie T,rier, Luke Tavlor. John Thomas.
Willie Pe,hodv. Gsorge Fitzgerald. Willie
Strand. lack S~wineberrer. Willie Porter
field and Victor Thomas.
Il was rumnred Last week that the fac
tory of the Benwood Iron Works would
run at night owing to the in~uhicIency in
the rs supply. but tracing this um0 10
headquarters 1t j. found without ioubdt-
ton or perhaps premature. aS neither the
company or the manager has vet given the
subject any consideration. There are sixty
self-feederS in operation at present IN the
BenwOnd Iron Works factory.
Preparations for the building Of the new
bridge over Sbep Me. : run are now being
made.